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Julia Newman
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HELOC recommendations and advice

Julia Newman
  • New to Real Estate
  • DFW
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I am renovating an inherited home and want to take a HELOC to help with costs. I have a few questions.

Would anyone walk me through the basic process and let me know what to expect/ look out for? 

Is this a good time or is there a reason to wait, i.e. interest rates falling?

Any referrals to a bank or loan officer in Central/ East Dallas?

Many thanks!

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Zachary Clevenger
  • Investor
  • Bargersville, IN
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Zachary Clevenger
  • Investor
  • Bargersville, IN
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First question, when you say "inherited" is this free and clear meaning no mortgage?

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